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View all search resultsGrowing public distrust of the newly formed sovereign wealth fund, Daya Anagata Nusantara (Danantara), has sparked online discussions on switching banks and cash withdrawals, leading analysts to debate the actual risks of a potential bank run or the ensuing economic crisis.
Bank Central Asia (BCA), Indonesia’s largest privately owned bank, has seen its net profit dip for the first time in at least 16 years as the COVID-19 pandemic affected loan demand and credit repayments.
After the merger is concluded, Bank Syariah Indonesia is expected to hold Rp 214.6 trillion (US$15.24 billion) in assets with a core capital of Rp 20.4 trillion and the bank could become one of the world’s biggest sharia banks by market capitalization by 2025.
President Jokowi said he aimed to realize the full potential of Indoensia's sharia financial industry by merging state-owned sharia banks, likening the industry to a “sleeping giant” that could boost economic activity.
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